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March 1998

Final Downbeat

• Ada Leonard 1915­97
• Roy Porter, 1923­98

Counterpoint: Letters to the Editor

Making the Rounds

• Going Home, a Memorial Jam for Tommy Smith
• Spring into Fun at the Eighth Annual Berks Jazz Fest
• University of California Jazz Ensembles at International House

Jimbo Edwards

Jon Hendricks on Alcatraz

Blues & Boogie

• What a Blues Way to End 1997!
• Kenny Neal
• Country Pete McGill's Saturday Blues Festival

Notes from the Apple

• Steve Turre Wins a Convert
• Joe in January
• Oliver Lake with a Big Band

The International Jazz Hall of Fame Fourth Annual Induction and Awards Ceremony

Cathi Walkup

UpSurge! Art to the Heart of the Matter

Central Coast

• Professor Balfour Goes to New York
• Darrell Voss Signs with the No Deadwood Big Band
• Bruce Forman, Vince Lateano, and John Wiitala
• Denny Zeitlin and David Friesen
• Cuesta College's Annual Winter Concert

Los Angeles

• The Remarkable Heath Brothers
• Predictably Excellent
• Sixty-two Years of Music
• An Interesting Double Bill

The Santa Barbara Jazz Scene

• RIP: The Jazz Hall, 1995­98

Stray Horns

• Maria Schneider's Big Band
• Tom Harrell
• Steve Situm
• Anton Denner

Book Review

• Scott DeVeaux'sThe Birth of Bebop: A Social and Musical History

New Sounds

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